Tax mining sector, make money and stop borrowing, Primate Ayodele tasks FG …Warns seriously on endemic leakages in NNPC, encourages Dangote

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Primate Elijah Ayodele, the Founder of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria to leave the common and tax the mining sub sector of the economy.

Primate Ayodele in his advocacy maintained that there is money in the mining sector which, if well taxed would enhance the revenue generation of the country which would reduce the passion for borrowing by the government.

He expressed fears that the federal government would borrow homongous loan in two months time.

Primate Ayodele also raised fresh alarm that what is going on in the Nigerian National Petroleum Company is mind burgling. He added that such leakages would continue unless the government privatises the oil company.

Primate Ayodele also alerted of emergence of a new refinery which objective of establishing it would be to make Dangote Refinery go into oblivion.

Primate Ayodele said, “Nigerian government can make money from mining.

“Nigerian government should increase tax on mining.

“Instead of going about looking for these small tax, put tax on mining.

“And everybody should privatize their mining. It is a wonderful advice to the government of Nigeria because our external debt will increase, Nigeria will borrow another money in October oo, heavy money, heavy money, and these are the things they are going to use to criticize Tinubu.

“And the finance minister must sit well so that his policies will not shoot him in the leg.

“Wrong policies and that place there are a lot of leakages.

“NNPC, there is no amount of money Nigerian Government put in NNPC that the refinery will not be good today, and die tomorrow, it is either to privatize it or something.

“Meanwhile I am seeing another refinery, another big refinery that will compete with Dangote in order to put Dangote refinery in oblivion.

“Dangote Refinery must stand it’s feet,” he stated.

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